Supreme Court members and aging humor in the US bench
A long portrait of the Supreme Court's make up and customs, detailing friendships and wit among justices, the path of ceremonial processions, and anecdotes about clerks and reporters. It notes Justice Moody recovering, mentions Justice Hughes joining the court, and recalls past cases and Civil War veterans on the bench.
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City man and the gold brick farming scheme
A columnist warns city men are drawn to fake agricultural investments selling common brass as gold bricks. He cites a Pacific coast fruit land scheme promising $1000 per acre and a five year plan to $3000 yearly, plus cooperative fruit ventures in Texas and Florida. The scheme requires no work, just buying stock and awaiting dividends.
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NO MORE THAN HE DESERVED Conscience leas interrupter of Suffrage Meeting
A suffragette meeting in the district is described with feverish enthusiasm and crowd chanting. A speaker boasts of courage against male derision, praising Slater Horn as a fearless vote getter. A disruptive moment ends with Horn’s husband appearing in a humorous, humiliating street scene after returning home to find a man under her bed.
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Muddled plea hints at reprieve decision in distress
A fragmentary plea from an individual cites fear about an impending punishment and mentions his wife may influence a potential reprieve. The text shows confusion and lacks clear names or places, offering little verifiable detail beyond personal distress and a possible appeal to mercy.
After the Fires Which Threaten Health and Home
The passage urges action against pests after fires by burning petroleum in rooms to destroy pests and prevent rabies breeding. It warns piles of fuel create danger and promote disease, and calls a four part plan to reduce pests and protect community health.
Blunder in Night Pharmacist Call Cited
Fragmented text shows a drug clerk recalling a late night call to compound prescriptions amid semidarkness. The speaker jokes about errors and a mangled exchange, mentioning cigarette purchases and a reference to a price or knowledge.
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Coca Cola ad and old baseball notes from 1910
An OCR heavy piece advertises Coca Cola with claims of refreshment and a free booklet The Truth About Cocadala. It mentions a Coca Cola baseball base ball record booklet 1910 and a poem Casey At The Bat. A short anecdote about a boy finding an unrecognized object in oyster cream ends with a kitchen quip.
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Dialogue on widow remarriage sparks humorous doubt
A quip exchanges between Paul and another person about whether Paul should marry Widow Maler after the speaker's death. The response shows humor over societal expectations and resemblance, concluding with a witty rejection.
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Fragmented Local Dialogue Piece From Lost Page
A garbled OCR fragment presents whispered exchanges between unnamed characters Milas Bright Mine Ganesip and Maud Ethel and references to secrets teething remedies and palimlatry. The text is incomplete with nonsensical segments and stray names.
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